🔔 Last Call: 4 Major Corporate Actions Hit the Market on December 12th!

Action Alert: To qualify for these corporate benefits, shares must be bought by the end of trading on Thursday, December 11, 2025.

Friday, December 12, 2025, is shaping up to be one of the most action-packed days this month, with four companies hitting their deadlines for key investor events: Stock Splits, Bonus Issues, and Share Buybacks.

1. The Double Reward: Stock Split and Bonus Issue

This is the most rarest and exciting corporate action combo. A company is essentially rewarding shareholders in two ways: by making the share price more accessible (split) and by giving them free shares (bonus).

Bharat Rasayan Limited (NSE: BHARATRAS)

The Combined Impact:

This move dramatically increases the number of shares held. Your single original share (of ₹10 face value) will first split into two shares (of ₹5 face value each). Then, you will receive two bonus shares (1:1 on the new shares). Ultimately, every 1 existing share becomes 4 new shares. This quadrupling of the share count is aimed at bringing the high share price down and boosting trading liquidity.

2. The Household Name: The Pure Stock Split

A stock split is a simple, effective tool to lower the price per share, making it look more appealing to everyday retail investors who might be priced out of buying a high-value stock.

Mrs. Bectors Food Specialities Ltd. (NSE: BECTORFOOD)

The Impact:

Every 1 share of Bectors Food you own will become 5 new shares. For example, if the stock is trading near ₹1,500, the adjusted price will drop to around ₹300. This dramatically improves the accessibility of the share.

3. The Management Vote of Confidence: Share Buybacks

A share buyback occurs when a company buys its own stock, usually at a price higher than the market price (a premium). This is a strong signal that management believes the stock is undervalued and a more efficient use of cash than, say, a dividend.

1) Nureca Limited (NSE: NURECA)

The Premium:

The buyback price of ₹330 per share represents a substantial premium (around 20%) over the recent trading price (around ₹275-280).

The Crucial Detail (Promoter Non-Participation):

The promoters of Nureca will not be participating in the buyback. When the company buys back shares without promoter involvement, the promoter’s percentage shareholding automatically increases. This is a very strong, measurable demonstration of management’s conviction in the future value of the stock.

2) VLS Finance Limited (NSE: VLSFINANCE)

The Story: Earnings & Future Potential

VLS Finance is an NBFC (Non-Banking Financial Company) primarily involved in investment and financing activities. Buybacks in financial stocks are often seen as management using excess cash to retire shares when they feel the market is heavily undervaluing their underlying assets (their book value). Its current Price-to-Book (P/B) ratio is notably low (around 0.43), which supports the argument that the stock is fundamentally cheap

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Your Final Action Checklist

For you to be the legal owner of the shares and qualify for these actions on the Record Date of December 12, 2025, you must:

1. Purchase the shares before the Ex-Date. For these four stocks, the Ex-Date is December 12th.
2. Your Deadline: Buy the shares by the close of the market on Thursday, December 11, 2025.